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New eBook/Softcover Available

New eBook/Softcover Available

  Photos outlining my 2012 exploration of Peek-a-boo Canyon just outside of Kanab, Utah. 28 full color pages.   eBook for iPad or Android $3.99 at blurb.com Available on iTunes soon.   Softcover with premium luster pages $39.95 at blurb.com

Going West 2012 ~ Part Five : The Space Between

Going West 2012 ~ Part Five : The Space Between

Welcome to the final part in my five part series called “Going West 2012″. This five part blog has chronicled my 12 day trip to Kanab, UT, it’s surrounding adventures and back. Once every couple of years, hopefully more often as I do more of these blogs, I meticulously plan a trip somewhere with the [...]

Going West 2012 ~ Part Four : Goblins, Toad Stools, and Ghosts, Oh My!

Going West 2012 ~ Part Four : Goblins, Toad Stools, and Ghosts, Oh My!

One of my goals on this last trip out west was to find the “not so normal”. Sometimes you can plan those destinations out ahead of time, and sometimes, they just find you. During this trip there was equal parts of both. One of the plans was to visit a real ghost town, and if [...]

Going West 2012 ~ Part Three : A Day, and Night in Zion

Going West 2012 ~ Part Three : A Day, and Night in Zion

First thing I want to say is that Zion was one of my favorite spots on this last trip out west. There is a reason this place is often thought of as nature’s cathedral. You truly feel as though you have died and gone to heaven while there. Every vista is majestic and spiritually uplifting. [...]

Going West 2012 ~ Part Two : Hotel, Schmotel!

Going West 2012 ~ Part Two : Hotel, Schmotel!

In 2009 I was “forced” out of my mild-mannered job at a local music store due to an economic down-turn and a family owned business that was not ready for the 20th century. I was faced with the decision to hit the bricks or turn my photographic hobby into something real. Well, I am sure [...]

Going West 2012 ~ Part One  :  Hiking Red Canyon, Bryce, and more.

Going West 2012 ~ Part One : Hiking Red Canyon, Bryce, and more.

When approaching Bryce Canyon, Utah from the west you must travel through a patch of land called Dixie National Forest. And because the forest is neither a park or monument, hiking and entry are free. With its great beauty, well maintained trails, and bike paths, that’s pretty hard to believe. The canyon shares the same [...]

Wild West Tour Part One

Wild West Tour Part One

Wow, what a trip.  It was everything I had hoped it would be and more.  It was big, expansive, cozy, personal, spiritual, uplifting and more!  So grab yourself a cup of joe and settle in for the trip of a lifetime.   What started out as a casual conversation about “what if’s” and “why for’s”, [...]

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